Hackett could really use some people who are excited about the intersection of lisp and haskell and want to build languages to join in on hacking on it :)
I think there are quite a few of those people... maybe that gives some hope for contributions
I think there are quite a few of those people... maybe that gives some hope for contributions
Hackett pushes the boundaries of the Racket macro system, and IIRC through its development has found a number of deficiencies/bugs (I may be misremembering this, however, so don't take it as absolutely true). Besides that, Haskell is a rather complex language, so undertaking the creation of such a thing is no small task. And then we have the issue of what my own personal knowledge is.
I really hope development once again takes off! Its such a cool project. But I know I wouldn't have the first clue of the right way to do certain things that I know are outstanding.
I thank you for your kind sentiments though!